How to Build a Video Game in Scratch

A 10-part course with Richard Poth

Course Overview

Building a video game is a wonderful learning experience that uses many different kinds of skills, from math and spatial reasoning to color theory and character design. In this 10-lesson course, learn how to build a game using Scratch, a free game design software from M.I.T. Learn how to create backgrounds, game layouts, and characters. Work with simple code to structure the game with time limits and point systems. The course is geared toward educators, but anyone can learn!

Teacher

As the founder of the Edtech company AtTechEdu, I thrive on a passion for educating. I specialise in Educational Technology and support teachers with integrating technology into their teaching. I enjoying inspiring teachers so they can inspire their...View Profile

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